THE ROLLING STONES Black And Blue 77 *RARE BLUE* Vinyl LP COMPLETE COC 59106 VGC
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£ 35 Sold For
Apr 3, 2019 Sold Date
Mar 13, 2019 Start Date
£   39 Start price
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RARE, LIMITED EDITION BLUE VINYL MANUFACTURED IN NETHERLANDS.

COMPLETE WITH ORIGINAL INSERT AND AUTHENTIC INNER.

PLEASE CHECK OUT IMAGES FOR MATRIX INFO AND GENERAL CONDITION.

NICE, BLUE GLOSSY VINYL IN GOOD SHAPE, HAS A FEW MARKS ALL PREDOMINANTLY LIGHT IN NATURE AND CERTAINLY NOTHING SERIOUS.

LABELS ARE FINE, NO DAMAGE BUT HAS VERY LIGHT SPINDLE MARKS WHEN VIEWED AT AN ANGLE.

INSERT IS UNDAMAGED WITH CLEAR TEXT BUT HAS THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF FOXING, NOT SERIOUS, SEE PHOTOS, PLEASE.

INNER HAS A TEAR FROM OPENING TO EDGE ON ONE SIDE ONLY. ALL TEXT IS, HOWEVER, CLEAR AND PERFECTLY LEGIBLE.

COVER IS NEARER EXCELLENT HAVING NICE VIBRANCY AND VERY LIGHT NORMAL SHELF WEAR. HAS A MARK ON FRONT AND A TINY BIT OF WRITING LEFT OF MIDDLE ON TOP, AGAIN ON FRONT. BACK OF COVER HAS WRITING ON TOP RIGHT, SEE IMAGE. NOT SERIOUS STUFF.

SPINE IS NICE AND SQUARE WITH ONLY LIGHT WEAR TO CORNERS AND ONE EDGE. TEXT IS CLEAR.


***GREAT COPY OF A RARE AND COLLECTABLE PIECE OF VINYL HISTORY***

This will come supplied with a new poly lined inner sleeve and clear album cover.
It will be packed in a quality mailer and stiffeners used appropriately with the disc safely removed from sleeve.
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'It was the band's first studio album released with Ronnie Wood as the replacement for Mick Taylor. Wood had played 12-string acoustic guitar on the track "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" from the It's Only Rock 'n Roll album and appears on half of the Black and Blue album tracks (mostly backing vocals) with Wayne Perkins and Harvey Mandel playing guitar on the remaining titles. Keith Richards would later comment "Rehearsing guitar players, that's what that one was about."
The album showed the band incorporating its traditional rock and roll style with heavy influences from reggae and funk music. Though recorded at a transitional time for the band, the release has received mixed to positive retrospective reviews from publications such as AllMusic, with critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine stating that the album's "being longer on grooves and jams than songs" ended up being "what's good about it." '


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